NTT Communications expands global IP network

NTT Communications Corporation has announced the expansion of its Tier-1 Global IP Network today with a new Point of Presence (PoP) in Boston at the Markley Group’s One Summer Street location, New England's largest and longest operating multi-tenant telecommunications and data center facility.

This expansion will enable NTT Com to further scale its offerings to Internet service providers (ISPs), content-oriented companies, hosting and CDN providers in this highly strategic market. In turn, the Markley Group customers will benefit from a direct link to NTT Com’s award-winning Global IP Network and increased global connectivity options available in this location.


Commonly referred to by its address, One Summer Street, the Markley co-location center is a carrier-neutral facility with a 100% uptime record. With connectivity to over 80 domestic and international network providers and utility feeds from a Network Grid System comprised of eight substations for uninterrupted, reliable power, One Summer Street houses critical computer operations for leading financial, healthcare, academic, entertainment and technology firms and institutions.


“We are thrilled to extend our footprint with Markley in the New England region to serve a broader community of Internet-centric businesses and organizations,” said Michael Wheeler, executive vice president of NTT Communications Global IP Network at NTT America. “We chose Markley because One Summer Street provides a centralized location, exceptional performance and reliability that are an excellent match to NTT Com’s fully redundant Tier-1 IP backbone,” Wheeler added.


“One Summer Street is a world class facility with cutting-edge infrastructure that offers NTT Com the opportunity to expand its presence with the industry leading reliability and performance its customers expect,” said Patrick Gilmore, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Markley Group. “We are excited that NTT Com chose Markley as a PoP for its Global IP Network as our customers will also benefit from increased global connectivity options.”


Markley’s facility is a 920,000 square foot world class data center offering 2N redundancies with thirty Operating Engineers supporting the facility 24 X 7 in a location that is considered the intersection of all major fiber routes in New England.
 

The first transoceanic cable to achieve 1/2 Petabit per second capacity, and also the first to...
10-year contract forms part of East Sussex Council’s new procurement Framework initiative serving...
CommScope High Density R-PHY Shelf to support DAA and virtualization across global broadband...
Djibouti Telecom is leveraging Ciena’s GeoMesh Extreme solution to upgrade its DARE1 (Djibouti...
New dual band stabilisation technique cancels the problem of temperature fluctuations to allow long...
Aryaka Networks has introduced its latest Services Point of Presence (PoP) in Dublin, Ireland,...
The service is the first of its kind to be trialled across the Atlantic on a live network and will...
SpaceX will locate Starlink ground stations within Google data center properties, providing...